Queue for geriatric clinics

Older patients should not be standing in line

The companion joins the line and watches it on their phone. The patient stays seated somewhere comfortable, or in the car, until it is time.

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The waiting room today

What the line costs you

There are never enough chairs at peak

Senior patients often arrive with a companion, so a full room is twice as full as the number of consults suggests.

Standing and waiting is not neutral

For a frail patient, an hour in a hot room before the consult is part of the visit, and it shows in how the consult goes.

The display is too small to read

A number handwritten on a whiteboard or called out over noise gets missed, and the turn is lost.

How Queue fits

Large numbers on the wall, live updates on the phone

Put any TV or spare tablet in the waiting area. It shows the number being served in large type and chimes on every call, while the companion follows the same line on their phone.

  • A companion or family member can hold the place and bring the patient in at the right moment.
  • Staff can add anyone who came without a phone straight into the same line.
  • Numbers only on the wall screen, never a patient's name.
  • Open a second counter when a second doctor comes in and the line simply moves faster.
FAQ

Questions from geriatric clinics

Can a relative join the line on the patient's behalf?
Yes. Whoever holds the phone holds the place. Nothing ties a number to a specific person.
What if the patient cannot use a smartphone at all?
Then they do not need one. Staff adds them as a walk-in and the wall display and the call from the counter do the rest.
Can we prioritise senior citizens and PWDs?
Your staff controls the order of calls, so a priority patient can be called next from the dashboard.

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Other lines

Queue runs the same way everywhere

Different rooms, same problem. One line, however many counters serve it.

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